25.-29.3.2026 -Forum for European Electronics Technology–
Electronics Manufacturing 360°
Trends | Challenges | Solutions
Smart automation, sustainable processes, breakthrough materials, and exceptional design — the future of electronics manufacturing, all in one place.
Andreas Nierlich, CRO Xplain Data GmbH
EPP Innovation Forum–
Competitive Electronics Manufacturing in Germany
Xplain Data booth in the exhibition area, short presentation (in German) as part of the exhibition tour “Solutions with AI”.
Code for free registration: Xplain26
6.-7.5.26 SmartRep TechWeek–
Laser Depaneling · Print & Inspection · Traceability & Material Management
Three days. Three focal points. One goal: stable, economical, and future-proof SMD manufacturing. Join our partner SmartRep for practical presentations, live demos, and hands-on sessions covering the entire process chain: from material flow to printing and inspection to depaneling, cleanliness, and traceability.
Each day of the event is self-contained in terms of content and can be attended individually – together they form a continuous process journey through modern electronics manufacturing.
Xplain Data presentation: Wednesday, May 6, 3:30–4:00 p.m.
Causal AI in SMD manufacturing – identifying causes instead of just symptoms (in German)
Andreas Nierlich, CRO Xplain Data GmbH
15.-17.6.26 Silicon Saxony Days–
CONNECT. EXCHANGE. GROW.
Silicon Saxony Days – one of Europe’s premier international high-tech and networking events for the microelectronics and digitalization industries – is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Xplain Data is joining the event for the first time, participating in the newly established “Sustainability Gate” track.
Xplain Data presentation:
DaFIRe Project: Mastering Smart Electronics Remanufacturing with Causal AI
Andreas Nierlich, CRO Xplain Data GmbH
17.-20.5.26 ISPOR USA–
Improving Healthcare Decision
ISPOR 2026: We are proud to contribute to the world’s leading HEOR conference. Our accepted presentation explores a paradigm shift in identifying risk factors for pressure injuries using Object-centric Causal Discovery and real-world clinical data (MIMIC IV).
Poster Presentation: Monday, May 18, 4–7 p.m.
Object-centric Causal Discovery in MIMIC IV: A Paradigm Shift for Identifying Risk Factors for Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries in Real-World Clinical Data.
Andy Wilson, Leader in Real World Data & Causal Inference, University of Utah